Pros and

cons of
being a
white-collar
worker
 White collar jobs are those which are done inside an
office. There is a lot of difference between white collar
and blue collar jobs. Contrary to blue collar, white collar
workers happen to be skilled people who are well
trained with great experience at the same time.

Some of the white collar workers also are bankers, real

estate agents, accountants and perform other
What are White professional services.

Collar Jobs?
 Advantages of White Collar Worker:
1.Know how to become punctual people
You learn to be punctual. When you work in an office, you will have fixed hours.
2. Makes you more social and a well-behaved person
You will know how to behave among people in the office. You need to know how
to maintain a relationship this way.
3.Will always keep you motivated
Working with different people will always keep you motivated and energized.
 Advantages of White Collar Worker:
4. You get a lot of respect
When you are a white collar worker, you can expect people to respect you. Your
coworkers and family members will be very proud to see you in this position, which they
probably won't be when you work as a blue collar worker.
5. You can be safe
Since you work in an office, you can count on security.
6. You get to learn about business and how things work
White collar work is definitely useful for those who like to learn new things. You will learn
how offices actually work, what processes are performed, what to do and what to avoid.
 Disadvantages of White Collar Worker:

1.Makes you less physically fit

White collar work impairs your fitness.
2.Work pressure increases
When you work in a white collar field, the working pressure is automatically
increased.
3.Strain your eyes
You will be working all day and all the time, especially at the computer, and
sometimes it can tire your eyes a lot.
 Disadvantages of White Collar Worker:

4.You will always be checked on

Another sad part of white collar work is that you will always be watched. The elders will
always see what you are doing and whether you are wrong about something.

5.People could get annoying

Yes. This is the worst thing that could happen to you as a white collar.
 Expectations of White Collar Jobs
White-collar workers can be expected to be in touch
even during vacation and after hours. At the highest
level, they can be part of top management.

Workers are often expected to develop specialized

skills over time, making them increasingly valuable
intellectual assets for the growth of the company. For
example, an accountant may be aware of any
regulatory changes that could affect how their
customers or company report income.
 Conclusion
White-collar workers are suit-and-tie workers who work at
a desk and, stereotypically, eschew physical labor.

White-collar jobs typically are higher paid, higher-skilled

jobs that require more education and training than low-
skilled or manual work.

White-collar workers and jobs are often portrayed in

contrast to blue-collar work, insinuating a stratification of
the working class.
Thanks for attention!!!